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Africa: Human Rights Watch Challenges 'Terms' of U.S. Health Aid to African Countries
Human Rights Watch has criticized U.S. health aid conditions to African countries, alleging that the U.S. requires access to health information systems, pathogen samples, and compliance monitoring in exchange for assistance. The report highlights concerns over data sovereignty, disease surveillance, and the future of global health partnerships.
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